Marched is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MARCHED in dictionary:

VERB:
• MARCH, to walk in a military manner
• walk in a military manner with a regular measured tread
• walk quickly and with determination
• force (someone) to walk somewhere quickly
• walk along public roads in an organized procession as a form of protest
• (of something abstract) proceed or advance inexorably
• (of a country, territory, or estate) have a common frontier with
NOUN:
• the third month of the year, in the northern hemisphere usually considered the first month of spring
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to walk in a formal military manner

Words related to MARCHED

march12 marches14 marching16

Words that contain MARCHED

outmarched18 frogmarched23 routemarched20 countermarched24

How to use MARCHED in a sentence

• The living marched over the heaps of dead, and each side was weary of striking.
• The Government should have allied itself with the people, granted their requests, and marched to victory under the name of patriotism.
• Luffe had marched quickly, had come within thirty miles of Kohara before he was stopped.
• Our troops have all marched out of Bruxelles in the direction of the frontier.
• We marched past the building in which the Tsar Nicholas II and his family had been imprisoned and from which they were taken to die.
• The soldiers in their fine uniforms made a splendid appearance as they marched in regular order across the country.
• The procession marched on for more than an hour still along the river.
• They then formed into a line and marched around the room, singing and keeping the step.
• The squire marched back to his pew still frowning, and the voluntary continued.
• The foot party went off early, before 8, and marched till 1.
• Fearfully hard pull again, and when we had marched about an hour we discovered that a sleeping-bag had fallen off the sledge.
• The old Squire entered the church, paused, and blew his nose violently, and taking Honoria by the hand, marched her up to the end of the south aisle.
• The column marched at midnight on the 8th October, the Horse Artillery and Cavalry, which I accompanied, pushing on as fast as possible.
• We marched along the Fyzabad road, the two Rifle Brigade battalions leading the way in skirmishing order, with the Cavalry well away to the right.
• He marched straight to where Beatrice was lying in the hammock.
• Severus, more active than his competitors, was saluted by his soldiers as emperor, and marched rapidly toward Rome.
• With the formidable following now at their back, they might have marched on Stirling and gained a temporary advantage by their show of strength.
• Fortunately at this moment Mollendorf, more to the west, came upon the road by which Ziethen should have marched.
• Thus the Fomorians landed at the Cataract of the Oaks, and marched inland to the plain now called Tirerril in Sligo.
• If his duty marched with his advantage, what matter? It was up to the individual to look out for himself.
• Thomas Polk, marched into South Carolina, and came up with Gen.
• We did move at daybreak, but instead of moving on Culpeper Court House we marched in the opposite direction.
• But he marched down Chy-pons with head erect and eyes fixed straight ahead.
• He then marched back to Scotussa, and leaving there the main army, retired to Demetrias with the royal guards.
• Gray and steel-like the superb corps marched in across the field, and over to the seats assigned to them.
• According to many modern interpreters the earliest Hebrew host marched silently about the Canaanite stronghold.
• The doomed man, surrounded by the guard, detailed from his own former regiment to shoot him, marched with a firm step into the middle of the space between the two lines of troops.
• They had surprised the whole band, and had practically made them prisoners when Charles came up with his strange message, and they marched them along to see what it all meant.
• On one occasion, having been offered as great a bundle of fire wood as he could carry, he marched off with one of the largest trees in the forest.
• The inhabitants of the city, to avoid the horrors of war, marched in procession to meet him, and conducted him in triumph to the throne.
• But I do believe if the law marched widows from grave number one to altar number two they would get into trouble and fuss along the road.

Similar words containing MARCH without suffix ed

march12 marchen14 marcher14 marches14 nomarch14 demarche16 marchers15 marchesa15 marchese15 marchesi15 marching16 marchman17 marchmen17 nomarchs15 nomarchy18 outmarch15 demarches17 frogmarch20 marchesas16 marchland17 marchlike20 marchpane18 polemarch18 marcheses16 marchantia17 marchlands18 marchpanes19 nomarchies17 outmarched18 outmarches17 polemarchs19 routemarch17 frogmarched23 frogmarches22 marchantias18 marchioness18 outmarching19 countermarch21 frogmarching24 routemarched20 routemarches19 marchionesses20 routemarching21 countermarched24 countermarches23 countermarching25

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